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How IL Stan Il y.

Ehe mass meeting in rensas yester-
day made handsome al iition to the
McF,nery column. Tensas has the
largest vote of any parish in the State,
sending nineteen delegates to the con-
vention. Those known to be elected
to date stand as follows:
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h tppy again. The transfers will be
inning to two columns day in the
,per, and the sums will be ranging
at $500 900 to 81 900 900 again.
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MON0AV, NC. 12, 1887


GRAND OPERA HoUsE-Natural Gas
BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG.
WASHINGTON GARDENS.
BASE BALL GRoUNDs-St. Louis Browrs
W. Los Angeles.
HAzARD's PAviLIoN-Bsll-Sonso of Her
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ssO,.an,N NnraOEN.


MO, 1DAY NOilCE-IN ORDER To IN
L 'duee my cu.t mers Ia come early, aud
soiesSen the rush" of the last few days be-
fore Christmas, oill give Five Per Cent
discount eli all purchases made before be-
cember 2Oih. Come early. mean busue,s.
d2-tf A WtDNEY. % ~ Main S.
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s55C}A--Los Angeles st.: 76iSx1 52l6; hoape
rooms, 81 'se 10 two street-oar lines and
electric light.
&30ilf.--Loe Angeles ST.: 5Ox152ls; house
roOns, barn, outbuildings, furniture;
near two car lines.
q 55Oa-Celis ST., cor of Los Angeles st; AZ
Xi2O; house rooms, barn, etc.
&7NOA-cor Los Angeles and Walnut ave,
lULroOm house, arranged for two fami-
lies fu' niture.
&3edG-Hawkins St, Z. L. A.: new house
rooms; bath.
%i5i'is--liill tract, f. /. A.; house rooms,
closets; 50xl50.
%3GWs-Primrose ave-, E. L. A.. 5Ox13O;
new house rooms, harm.
S22G0-Primrosc ave, E. L. A. 5Oxl30;
new house rooms.
$2eoo-Water St, E. l.. A; 60x165; house
rooms.
S3500-Hawkins st, +. L. A. ; 50xl6O; new
house rooms.
SS5cO-Cor Dowuey and Water sts., f. l.
A.: 9 houses, one rooms and one
rooms; rents s'75 per month; 55x14S.
| = e,91a-Cor. HeIlman and Turner sts., e.
L. A lot l00x200; four houses rents
800 per month.
| $4,000 DAILY St. f. T.. A.; 5Oxl5O; h use
rooms, well, windmill, barn.
| &GO0G-Hellman ST.. f. L. A.: 8Oxl65;
; house rooms. we'll windmill, barn.
| ss50nG-Foothill tract, f.. L. A.; house =
rooms; close to street cars.
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NOR SALE-FORCED SALE--62S ACRES
II of land; best location in town. Must be
sold without delay. Must have money.
SIG. WOLFF, rs Temple 81. dl2-tf
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Pray SEtE.A NS.

w G. rAoKtR, NJ, - OFFICE IL Los
w Angeles National Bank Building, cor
First and springs 81 Hours, 10 to l2 a. ~,
to D and tn Sp. III. Residence corner
Turner and Amelia sits. do-22t
II ROBBINS, NJ. D., ECLECTIC Ply
~. stefan nnd Surgeon, Larronde block,
corner OF First and Spring SITS. entrance on
First st. Electricity and diseases OF won en-
specially. Office houts--9 to -, to 5
and too Telephone 20. d1Otf
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NOR SALT AT SANTA ANA, cal. FIR
sale, rent or exchange for city or conn.
try property an elegant, new 81 room no
tel, modern Improvements. Also for sale
choice orange and lemon orchards, vine.
wards, lands for subdivision, business and
city property. brick warehouse suitable 10,
csnncry. Enquire OF DeWitt& Co., 20 Wes
second street, Los Angeles, or Santa ANA. ..
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WANrED-T bENT. inside OF FIVE
w months, hotel of 100 or more rooms;
should be located in central part OF ci y,
lower site of Main street. between First and
santa Fe avenue preferred. No bar at
ta"hed t. the MOTEL; will take lease for
long time, aud guarantee good tenant. Re
fers t. LIS Angeles National bank Ad-
dr IS p q oy 507 dG-tf
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}VANrt D--A NJ RISE GIRL FOX The
w country, 10 miles from town. Apply
by letter to =. .. Box II Los Angeles. 2atf
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Wants, ""Personals" and other advertise.
ments under the following heads inserted at
the rate of cents per line for each insertinn.
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LOCAL CoRREsroNDENeE from ed;acen'
Vowns, especially solicited
Remitsances should be madc by draft
sheck. Postottsce order or postal note. Th'
latter should he sent for all SUMS less thai
Eve dollars
ycB PRINTING DEPARrNxNr--Owing to oul
greatly increased facilities, we are prepared
. execute all kinds Of Job work In su
perior manner. Special sseentien will b
eivcn 10 commercial and legal printing, anf
III orAsu will be promptly 6lled at moderate
eAtea
once of Publication. IS North Snrins
rsrark I<,a Angeles Telephone No 100,
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NOR SALt-ituU-E OF NINE NOOMs
II and bath; well located: on corner; lo'
TAxiS7 IT, Street ear line passes TIL. block; :
all new, hands. lnely flushed 5000; easy
ierms. BYRAM x POiNDEXTER, 81 Wes'
First st. d2-lm
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tON S.nELIjty I,roner1V.

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& OR SALE-FlNELOT5 Oxl 81 BETWEEN
y Main street aud Grand avenue, only
$500. Also fine lots with graded street,
and cement sidewalks. A grand bargain,
$500. And best of all a good lot close to
Washington street, cheap, 1880 See MIL
LER q HERRIOTH. 800 y Main st. dit
DOR SALE AT A BARGAIN--THE WELL
known E. G. Neidt soap aud Chemical
mandatory with good established trade,
large building with all machinery, elevator
etc, etc. Well arranged for doing large
business, or would sell machinery, stock and
fixtures, and rent the building. also lot of
land on line of A. T. Il $. +. Il, r., fine To-
cation for large warehouse, several lots 5Ox
100 and three Dwellings. Apply at Office OF
company foot OF Chavez street near river or
address p. O. box 17O6. Los Angeles. nj Stf
(SOS y cash, balance on long time: large
Dc-c. level lots in The finest residence
rsrt of the city; all kinds of fruits and
flowers now growing on this tract. These
lots are only few minutes ride from the
center of the city, and two horse-car lines
now running on v one block from the tract;
streets all graded and spring water piped to
every lot free of "Xuensa. This ia thu finest
property in tue city. and at half the markct
price. Apply soon to Sherman IL Short. IA
w. First st. DAFT
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ssANEssi,-EasLE sEEGP.

NANrED--BOYS APPLY To l. n AN
w geles District Telegraph Co, 225 \.
Main. dl2-2t
WANTED--A BOY ABOUT Ii OR II
w years Of age. Must live with his pr
rents. POLASKI BROS, 203 \ Main str ct,
Downev Block dll-2t
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wv NTED-THE PEOPLE TO KNOW
w that the Porter Land and Water Com
pany sells the cheapest and best land in San
Fernando Valley with water in any ouan-
tity desired by purchaser. Magnificent fruit
land and climate superb. Go see for Your
selves, good people, and you will be con-
WINGED. Apply office First and Spring streets,
or Mt San Fernando n2O-im
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Observation-Disclosures

NTANIED-tNEk BODY To Buy BEN
w Iur aud Ramona for 81 %, at SOL Il
Thayer's decl1-St
yyTANTED--A SINGLt-FOOrED RIlING
w horse, for a lady. II. JEVNE, % and
40 y. spring street. derS' Il
WANT D -nE>TLEMEN 10 OCCUPY
w two large sunny rooms, nicely fur
nished; rent $50 each. Apply at ISL Phil
adrlphia street MOTT
NTANTkU--I WANT Prices, TERMS,
w and authority I. sell every dwelling
house on the market in Los \ geies A. l..
TFEi.E, Room 81, No. Ia Court st. u1it'
IF YOU WANT a BEAUTIFUL t0r FOR
( fine residence. buv one of those lovely
lots in Highland Tract, South Pasadena;
handsome premium id to the first man
who will build $1,000 house upon one of
these lots ROSS, ATWATER 81 CO.. 10 S.
Fort ST. nov 27-tf
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VIVIAN rED-s,TUATlO By SWISS
w dairvmau 10 make butter or cheese,
milk and k charge OF dhirv in neral
Address Il. Hot, z. o. box 2I6, Los Angeles.
5'O-3ts
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TOR sALE--$7 500-TuE TOWN SITE or
east Of San Gabriel. Over 100 lots; title per
feet; one-third cash, balnEce in oneand two
years; lots south OF and adjoining depu;
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Il, K SALE-5 ROOM HOUSE, hath
Il closets; nicely improved; southwest
corner of Pearl 10ixl25; rents for $40 per
m,nth; only $4,000 easv terms
$3.50 Nice lots few steps off Washington
street cars. easy terms. ILLINOIS LAND
Co. = West First steel. dprll ST.
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SoME uF YORBA's SPECI MITES NO. l
- Market sire opposite Court House.
H"use and lot In Ella Hills tract $500:
lot in Brooklyn Heights, $3.50: j lots each
in East L Angeles, easy terms: 260 acres
near Fulton Wells Oh tue Santa Fe Road.
$3.50 per acre. For more speciaiities call on
u.s. al lin
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SsOS Il CASH BALANCE on LONG
"O tine; large, level lots, in the finest
residence at Of the CITY. All kinds. o.
f,uiis md flowers now growing OH this tract
These lot are only few minmtrs ride from
the center OF the city, aud two hurse-' ar
lines now runni ng only one block from thr
tract; streets all graded and spring water
niped o every lot free of expense. This is
the finest property in the city, and at hall
The market rrice Apply soon 10 sherman
& Snort l34 W. First st. d9-7t
DOR SALE By WHlTsON & GILLELEN,
l. M. 30 South Spring st.
Washington street and Figueroa, 5cl2X17G
--$330O
Washington street. near Main--S25O0.
Washington street, 1o5xl T6-a45oO.
Los Angeles street, east frOnt-R350O.
Seventh street, near Main, per foot-S25o
Lot close in on the hills. easy tefias-Tl ESQ
Bellevue Avcnu lot-*25U0.
Walker trsct lot-$ 80.
PfcO street lots, only 1900.
Cottage of five rooms, close In, cary terms
$4,000.
House of nine rooms on Los Angeles street,
q bargain-S12 200
50 acres on Temple street, good ior .suhdi-
vision. declO-4t
NOR SALE So0-Lot Glenn side of ct
Il toway avenue, 400 feet OF Pearl. This
To- is worth T2o00 Must b. sold.
800 per acre--50 acres on Main street.
s450-Choicc lot. Univers ty addn tract.
$500 each-2 choice lots on Washington
street.
$500 per aere-,,Two-fifths interest in 10
acres OF land at Whittier for subdivision.
$fO50-Corner lot on Uuion avenue, 125
feet Of street cars.
3 2O0-Choice cor. lot o. beautiful Adams
stree T. three blocks west OF FiguerOa street.
$3.50 each-'rwo lots In Electric Tract, one
block of street cars, fine lots and cheap.
MCCONNELL, BANDHOLT g. MEkWIN.
d11.2t'
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NNAN TED AN, EXTRAORDINARY OF
w fer to all wa ting employment We
want. live. tnerg, tic agents III every county
in the United States and Canada 10 sell a
patent a. tiele Of great merit, ON ITS MERITS.
An article having large sale, paying over
100 per cent profit having no com petition.
and on which the agent is protected in the
exclusive sale by deed given for each and
every coun he may secure from us. With
al these advantages t. our agents, and thu
fact that il is au article that can be sold to
every HORSEPOWER. it might not be nee ssa-
ry 10 make IAN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER IL
secure good agents at once, but we have
con luded t. make it TO show, not only our
90, fidence in the merits of our invention,
but in its stability by any agent
that will handle it with energy. Our
agents now at work are making from 81 80
10 1900 n month clear. and tine fact makes
it safe for us 10 make our offer to all who
ar. out OF employment Any agent that
will give our business thirty DAYS trial
and fail to clear Mt least 800 in this time,
ABOVE ALL EXPENSES, can return all goods
unsod to us nd we will refund the money
paid for them. No such employers "f agents
ever daredto make such Offers nor would
we ii we did MT know tn at we have agents
now making more than double this amount.
Our large descriptive circulars explain our
offer fully, and these we wish to send to
everyone out OF Employment who VIII sen
us three one-cent stamps for postage. Send
at once and secure the agency in time for
the boom, and go to work on the terms
named in our extraordinary offer.
Address. ~ once NATIONAL NOVELTY Co.,
5l4 smithteid 81. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Il
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II OTEL AsHLEY--R. ASHLEY, PRUpKI-
4 etor, No. 40l Temple street, Los Ange-
single or en- suite Hot and iu cod Ssths
Terms, per day, So and $3.50. n15-2m
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yIOk SALE--A GOOD kEItABL BUGGY
n horse good for lazy so drive: weight
about 1000 pounds, for 500, 623 Olive ST.
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me official List OF Letters remaining II
Sbe fostofiice is published in the HERALD OF
Mondays
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gtpaRw args ,.On..vNt.

vt. NICHOLAS-rHORO frs :
~ class. Rooms to let en- suite or single.
daft
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/. OR SALEM SAN ihDkO, NtW LODI,
ing h"tse with ~ rooms, view OF ocean.
splendid opportunity, ut cost Prize. Apply
A. Crutuher, room 2, No 70 W. FIRST 81.
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NOR sALE-SANTA FE SPRINGS. The
L Murray Tract of 100 acres. Adjoining
this ftorishing town on the north very
cheap railroad will be in operation
within 90 days, bringing Santa Ft springs
Within 30 minutes of the city. VIII be sold
as whole for $400 per acre, on easy forms,
with suitable reduction 'or cash. or, will be
sold in tracts OF from to 10 acres. Inves-
tigate this, Murray, Power & Co.. Fresno,
Cal. Chas. Cassat Davis, ATTORNEY, Los An
ge,es, Cal. DliTt
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1, OR sALE--A FlRsTCLAss RkSrAU-
v rant, having n fine trade just OPPOSITE
the S. p depot. Price, $500. Gail at 722
San Fernando street, n2I-tf
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MO AGENTS, No HUMBUG-FUR SALE
" An old established grocery store. daily
receipts in cash $50. Sickness of partner
causc Of sale. Prize $45UO. None bat cash
customers need call Five years lease worth
1000. Address SACCOCI0 &TtCF,
DOT col Upper Main ST.
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gIUK SALE CHEAP--SrUCk RANCH OF
l. 70oD acres; plenty Of water--as whole
or in paris. MILLS, CRAWFORD Il FIELD,
Is Court street. NIT
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IL N. WILLBEkG, CIVIL hNCsiNrEk
u. Surveyor and Draughtsmsn. Govern
ment land located. Hydraulic work Il
sp' cialty. Care of T. J. Cuddy, 236 North
Main ST. JSIms
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PEffSss A.

NREDERlCK .BROWN, LATE OF AUS
i ITALIA. recently lodging ut 200 Stockton
street, please send Your present address to
DIS rRICr ATTORNEY, SIN Francisco
dl1-7t
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-03

THAT pestiferous performer" Herr
Most gave an account of himself on
the witness stand on Tuesday last He
was convicted of treason in Austria in
1869, again in 1871 and in 1872, and
in 1874 was sent to Jail for murderous
threats and Indictment to riot. In 1877
he was sentenced for blasphemy. By
that time Germany had become too
hot for him. In England he served
eighteen months for spplauding, in a
newspaper, the killing of the Car.
When he was released he came to this
country and has been in Jail here for
similar offences From his own testi-
mony it does not appear that he has
eyer done any good in the world either
for himself or any one else, and has
been "as troublesome as wild animal
and as pestilential as cholera yet under
the migration laws of this country we
shut out the inoffensive Chinese, and
open our country to the Anarchist with
out let or hlndrance. Under present
existing laws the United States is rapidly
becoming the dumping ground for the
criminal class of Continental Europe.
The growing evil must eventually be
met, and we think the sooner the better.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-03
VrRy many persons hold purely SEN


timental ideas as to the compensation
and salaries of ministers of the gospel,
while others do not believe that any
preacher should receive las pay" fixed
compensation in money. The trouble
with most ministers is that they are so
inadequately paid, that their means of
doing good are often very seriously
impaired by the cares begotten of the
struggle for the ordinary comforts Of
life. Where there is one preacher of
the gospel over paid, there are probably
a thousand under-paid. Except in the
cases of a few conspicuously talented
clergymen in our large cities who re-
ceive handsome salaries, the great body
of earnest, working ministers of all
christian denominations, earn more and
receive less than any class of secular
brain workers. No man of ordinary
intellect would we think ever dream of
becoming a preacher to make money,
and we have too much respect for the
great body of orthodox clergymen to
believe that it contains many men who
entered it from mercenery motives. But
the question has been presented to us,
by the comments OF the secular press,
as we'll as by individual critics,-how
far minister should be influenced by
the mere lnducement of salary in
changing one field of labor for another.
We do not see why there should be
any restriction upon ministers desire
to bene fit his physical condition by
surrounding himself and his family with
as many of the creature comforts OF
life as possible, more than in the case Of
any other man, and we advert to the
subjuct now to quote the opinion of
that sensible and logical journal the
Philadelphia Ledger, which counsels
the Rev. Mr.. Berry who may become
Mr.. Beecher's successor in the Ply
mouth pulpit, not to place too much
stress upon what "people may say"
as to his accepting call from that
richer than ordinary congregation.
People who make it great cause for
carping when clergyman leaves
poorly paying pulpit for higher sala
red place, forget several things. No
Protestant clergyman is pledged to
poverty, especially not if he has gwen
"hostages to fortune" in taking wife
and children unto himself Granting
that minister" may receive a salary,
which the Quaker meeting denies, and
the Church of Rome admits, within
limits, there is no reason why, in the
absence OF vows to live poor, he should
not desire to prosper as other men do
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-03

The editor of The WHlG simply
declines MIR. Crookshank' challenge to
newspaper combat of villtication and
mud-t throwing.
1t is not perhaps surprising, that the
panegyrist of Parsons, and the eulogist
of Spies, should seek in defamation and
calumny, congenial weapons of defence.
We have lost nothing, not even our
temper, by his reckless disregard of
decent journalism, since the spirit
which anlmates our contemporary excites
pity and commiseration, rather than
sarcasm and inyective.
If we have lost nothing what has he
gained1
Certainly not the appreciation or
approval of a single reader, whose
opinion deserves consideration, or
whose judgment is entitled to respect.
One word as to the real issue be-
tween MIR. Crookshanks and us.
We have provoked the violent, not
to say ridiculous anathemas of our
contemporary, simply in the perfor ance
on our part of a plain duty to the
public.
His editorial utterances which we
made the subject of legitimate and
impersonal comment, were an outrage
upon society, and an insult to the
intelligent sentiment Of well-ordered
and peaceful community. They were.
as they deserved to be, the subject OF
general and unfavorable criticism, the
most prominent members of his own
party, being among the most outspoken
in condemnation of them.
We would have been derelct to the
duty we owed the community we live
in, had we failed to protest against the
specious and dangerous doctrines they
inculcated, and which we shall con-
tinue to combat as necessity or occasion
may require.
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-03

SENATOR PALMER, of Michigan ad
vises the Republican party to espouse
prohibition. He thinks it absolutely
imperative" to have "some great moral
or sentimental issue to hold the party
together" A generation has grown up
for which the war issues have lost in
terest, and "the tariff alone won't do"
Hence, in the Senator's opinion, the
necessity of question ''that appeals to
the homes and the hearts of the people
of this country like the temperance
question" He believes that, within
six years, the party will be compelled
to adopt prohibition as National
icSue
The Cecil Whig., 1887-12-03

when they are called to larger response
billties. The too-frequent sneer only
comes in with any justice when Rec
tor, about to remove from one place to
another, makes other pretexts than this
to excuse the change. If he would
frankly say, 81 can do more good to
myself and others by having better pay, "
then the Old taunt would be neutraliZed.
1t is mistake for clergyman to allow
| himself to be put in the Il am higher
than thou" category, by giving color to
the idea that his profession is not also
a living occupation. If he takes paw
at all, it is a business "the hire of the
laborer,' and the more manly stand, Is
to affirm like other laborers, that he
can view the prospect of bettering his
worldly affairs with complacency. Mr..
Berry, to our view OF it, would show to
more advantage if he was less appfe-
hensive of censorlous comment on his
golden reasons for change of base. The
idea that clergyman is sort of air
plant, subssting partly on congrega
tional doles, partly on the zeal of his
calling, which may "eat him up" but
does not feed his family, and that he is
always to be in the attitude of taking
gifts, does not add to his dignity or to
that of the ministry. For many years
the man has dignified the calling, and
dore it best when he has acted as other
men do, and neither deprecated criti-
cism nor modified his manhood because
of his profession.